Rink Wide: Vancouver

As the dog days of summer drag on, JPat and Wadden finally get a chance to sink their teeth into the Canucks schedule, circling some games of significance, while also looking at some of the home games that the two of them are anticipating at Rogers Arena this year.

The boys also look at Sebastian Aho's eight-year/ $78M contract extension that he signed with the Hurricanes, wondering if that contract is a comparable for Elias Pettersson's next deal.

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The dog days of summer are setting in around the NHL, however, news came out of the Canucks camp as the team announced that former assistant general manager Derek Clancey is leaving the organization to take a job with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team also announced the signing of Nils Höglander to a two-year contract extension. JPat and Wadden breakdown the Höglander signing, while also discussing Clancey's surprising departure. 

The boys go over some future player prop betting lines while also debating how many 20 goal scorers the Canucks will have next season.

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The Canucks held their annual Development Camp last week on the campus of UBC. JPat gives his thoughts on what he saw at the camp, including updates on 2022 first round pick Jonathan Lekkerimäki and 2023 11th overall pick Tom Willander. 

Wadden and JPat discuss Vancouver's former head coach Alain Vigneault announcing his retirement, while also taking a look at some future betting odds for the Canucks to win the Pacific Division next year.

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Free agency opened up across the NHL with the Canucks signing five new players. JPat and Wadden breakdown the new additions that are headed to Vancouver, while also unpacking some of the bigger signings that happened around the league.

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June 30th marks the final day of the 2022-23 NHL season. JPat and Wadden go over who the Canucks gave qualifying offers to and who they did not, well also unpacking Noah Juulsen's new two-year contract he inked on Friday. The guys also pour over some 'affordable' free agent targets that Vancouver could be looking at with free agency opening on Saturday. 

Patrick Johnston from The Province/Post-Media joins for his weekly chat. He gives his thoughts on how the Canucks fared at the NHL Draft.

The show wraps with an interesting prop bet that centres around Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Independence Day in the States. 

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The Canucks wrapped up the NHL Draft on Thursday with six more prospects added to the system, as Vancouver made all of its selections on day two. JPat and Wadden breakdown the picks, while also unpacking what's ahead for the Canucks with free agency opening on Saturday.

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The Canucks selected Swedish defenceman Tom Willander with the 11th overall pick in the first round of the NHL Draft. JPat and Wadden breakdown the pick for Vancouver, while going over some of the highlights of the opening day of the draft in Nashville. 

Hear from Willander and Patrik Allvin. 

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Canucks GM Patrik Allvin met with the media in Nashville on Tuesday ahead of the NHL Draft which begins on Wednesday. Allvin explained that he intends on using the 11th overall pick. JPat and Wadden discuss the various needs Vancouver has to fill within the organizations prospect pool. The boys unpack the NHL Awards ceremony that took place on Monday, going over where the Canucks players ended up in the voting. They also chat about whether or not free agent defenceman Ian Cole would be a good fit in Vancouver.

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Monday marks the start of the NHL Draft week as festivities are kicking off in Nashville ahead of the draft which takes place on Wednesday. JPat and Wadden kick around what they feel the Canucks will do with the seven picks that they have. They also go over the NHL Awards that will be handed out on Monday night. The boys go over where they think Quinn Hughes ended up in the Norris Trophy voting and where they think Elias Pettersson ended up in the voting for the Hart and the Selke Trophies.

They also chat about the trade between the Avs and Preds that went down over the weekend, while looking at where Vancouver is in the betting odds to win the Western Conference next season.

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The Canucks released their pre-season schedule on Friday with just six games to be played this year facing off against the Seattle Kraken, Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames. JPat and Wadden bat that topic around with Patrick Johnston. They also chat about the NHL's decision to not wear any themed night jerseys in warm-up, while going over Craig Button's mock draft where he has Vancouver selecting Swedish defenceman Tom Willander with the 11th overall pick.

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